Erin Howie

Erin Howie hails from Norwood, Massachusetts, where her passion for acting sparked at the tender age of three, fueled by her love for storytelling. She pursued her dreams academically and earned a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism from Boston University in 2000. Seeking to make her mark in the entertainment industry, Howie relocated to Los Angeles in 2002.

To support herself while chasing her acting ambitions, she took on a variety of jobs, including selling cars, working as a bank teller, being a nanny, waitressing, and selling pharmaceuticals—a testament to her versatility and determination. In 2006, her persistence paid off when she secured a guest role on the hit series Desperate Housewives, which opened the door to further opportunities in film and television.

One of her notable performances includes portraying a zombie in Mindfire Entertainment's horror-comedy Dead and Deader, where her character, Liberty, meets a dramatic fate after turning into a zombie. Additionally, Erin has gained recognition for her comedic talent, often cast as a stand-in for Lindsay Lohan, including a memorable sketch on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Through her diverse roles and engaging performances, Erin Howie continues to carve out her niche in the entertainment world.